Legal Action: What’s Happening Right Now?
Manufacturers of AFFF — including 3M, DuPont, and others — are facing thousands of lawsuits across the U.S. for allegedly hiding the dangers of PFAS. Courts are consolidating cases into mass torts and MDL (multidistrict litigation), and settlements are already being discussed.
Read our blog to learn more about:
- Lawsuit eligibility checklists
- Settlement updates and court timelines
- Breakdowns of major cases and verdicts
- Instructions on how to preserve your claim
Even if you’re not sure whether you qualify, it’s worth learning about your options. Deadlines are strict. Legal help may cost you nothing unless you win.
PFAS Exposure & Health Effects
PFAS chemicals — known as "forever chemicals" — stay in the body and the environment for decades. They’ve been detected in blood samples, groundwater, and even household dust.
Health issues linked to PFAS exposure include:
- Kidney and testicular cancer
- Ulcerative colitis
- Liver damage
- Hormonal disruption
- Fertility issues
- Thyroid disease
- Weakened immune response (especially in children)
We offer easy-to-read explainers on the science, the studies, and how exposure is measured — whether on the job or through contaminated drinking water.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Every state has its own statute of limitations. The sooner you take steps to address a potential claim, the better.
While not legally required, most claims are handled by attorneys who have experience with complex litigation. Many work on contingency — meaning you pay no fees unless you win.
